Buying a small dry parcel outside Kurnool town, quoted in acre-guntha, from a family known to relatives. Seller is elderly and quite anxious about the whole process. Trying to get a realistic picture of the actual registration day so I can prepare him properly.
Both parties get their biometrics and photo taken, documents are checked against Aadhaar, and witnesses are needed too — everyone should carry originals, not photocopies. It's fairly procedural once you're through the queue.
If travel is genuinely hard for him, ask the SRO whether there's any provision for the registrar attending at his location — this exists in some circumstances, worth asking rather than assuming it doesn't.
One caution — if there's any lingering family partition question or the land is anywhere near agricultural ceiling limits, sort that out before you even book the appointment. Registration can get stuck mid-way otherwise.
Went through something similar with an elderly relative last year, mostly fine, just plan for a slower pace at the counter and keep everyone patient.
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